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The inane ‘inmate’ debate: Letters to the Editor — July 22, 2026

NY Post readers discuss a proposal to replace the word “inmate” in the Board of Correction rule book.

He was fired by the White House right after being sworn in. Now a top federal prosecutor is suing

The top federal prosecutor in Seattle who was fired last week less than an hour after being sworn in sued over his termination Tuesday, teeing up a legal challenge to the Trump administration's efforts to install its own picks in the powerful Justice Department posts.

Mexican man killed after ICE encounter in Florida was on vacation, officials say

A Mexican man who was struck and killed by a tractor-trailer in Florida after running from federal immigration officers was vacationing in the U.S. and had a tourist visa, according to a Mexican official and a group assisting his wife.

Arson charge lodged against ex-Army soldier in fiery attack on Manhattan federal building

An arson charge was lodged Tuesday against a former Army soldier accused of going to a federal building in Manhattan that houses immigration court proceedings and setting a sidewalk fire, igniting fireworks and firing a pellet gun.

Bystander severely wounded outside White House says Secret Service failed him

An active-duty soldier who was hit by a stray bullet during a shooting outside the White House announced on Tuesday that he plans to sue the Secret Service over his life-threatening injuries.

Your guide to key ballot measures being voted on in California and New York City on Tuesday

California's Proposition 50 could reshape congressional districts while New York City voters will decide on election timing and affordable housing measures.

Government shutdown becoming longest in US history as Democrats dig in on Obamacare

The ongoing government shutdown is going to become the longest in history on Tuesday night.

UK politician campaigning for Zohran Mamdani prompts foreign meddling accusations

Republicans blast NYC mayor candidate Zohran Mamdani after Jeremy Corbyn joined his campaign phone-banking event.

On Nuclear Weapons Testing, Confusion Reigns

The president has made American objectives in this realm about as clear as mud, and his subordinates are not doing much to clear up...

DOJ Under Biden, Not Trump, Normalized Misdemeanor Prosecutions

The Biden DOJ brought hundreds of J6 misdemeanor prosecutions . . . as the Times marvels at the Trump DOJ’s ‘unusually minor cases.’

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—November 4

1986—What do actual citizens think of liberal judicial activists? By large margins, the people of California unseat state chief justice Rose Bird (66% no)...

Dick Cheney, One of the Most Influential Vice Presidents in U.S. History, Dies at 84

Cheney redefined the role of vice president while serving alongside President George W. Bush for two terms that were shaped by the war on...

Can Anything Stop a Democratic Romp Tonight?

Plus: Nick Fuentes is a force for evil.

Don’t Let the Palestinian Authority Derail a New Middle East

A lawsuit on behalf of American victims of terrorism seeks to end, once and for all, the PA’s practice of rewarding murderers and their...

Are Jewish New Yorkers Really Going to Turn Out for Mamdani?

Members of the city’s more conservative Jewish communities are incredulous.

Trump’s Bizarre Pick for Surgeon General

Casey Means is into ‘psychedelic therapy’ and ‘full moon ceremonies.’

Tucker Carlson Outdoes Himself

He has made it clear that self-avowed racist Nick Fuentes is his ideological compatriot and friend.

Bush hails Cheney as ‘the one I needed’ as vice president

George W. Bush honors Dick Cheney's legacy following the former vice president's death, calling him a patriot and decent man in a heartfelt tribute.

DOJ defends Trump Truth Social post as Comey seeks to have case dismissed

Former FBI Director James Comey faces federal charges as DOJ disputes his selective prosecution claims ahead of January 2026 trial date.

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